Most tail clubs are around 40 cm wide, and two examples of average-sized tail clubs were CT scanned (UALVP 16247 and TMP 83.36.120).
Figure 2 presents examples of averaged melting profiles.
(B ) Examples of averaged subthreshold responses to BOS playback in the cells shown in (A ) in day (light on) or night (light off) conditions.
Examples of averaged correlation maps during baseline for three seeds (one for each region) for one subject are shown in Fig. 2. For all the three hemodynamic variables, it is evident that the region around the symmetric contralateral side is highly correlated with the seed chosen, indicating a strong association between the optical signal time courses of the two locations.
The top two rows of Figures 2C and 2D show examples of averaged 2D classes from ΔN159ChlH and porphyrin-bound ΔN159ChlH proteins, and for comparison the bottom two rows display the reprojections from the stable 3D models, which are consistent with the corresponding 2D classes.
Hence (f_{S}) is a solution of the recurrence equation S. The algorithm Largetwo is a typical example of average case behavior whose running time of computing is the solution of the recurrence equation (S:mathbb{N}rightarrow 0,infty)) given by S(n)=left { textstylebegin{array}{l@{quad}l} c & text{if }n=1, S n-1)+2-1/n & text{if }ngeq2, end{array}diS n-1style right.
An example of average movement-onset LFP data in the 0.3 4 Hz band of two representative channels for two target directions, 90 deg and 270 deg, is shown in Fig. 2B.
In the top-down approach, simplifying assumptions were employed in respect, for example, of average earnings at the time of death, of the value of lost productivity among the retired, of the duration of absenteeism in NI, of the interval over which friction costs were calculated of discount rates used, etc.
Below we present an example of averaging to a sparse data set.
